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QB/WR Terrelle Pryor ('10 Rose, '11 Sugar MVP)

buckeyemania11;1505523; said:
CBS really needs some better writers

Rodriguez, Pryor need success now to warrant hype - NCAA Football - CBSSports.com

what do these people expect from a true freshman QB who basically was thrown right into the fire?

he completed 60% of his passes and threw 12 tds to 4 ints along with running for over 600 yards and basically led a team to a BCS bowl

but he didnt deliver? Jesus

im thinking these idiots are going to have a foot in their mouth at the end of this season

is that you osubuckeye89? You superstar.
 
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buckeyemania11;1505523; said:
CBS really needs some better writers

Rodriguez, Pryor need success now to warrant hype - NCAA Football - CBSSports.com

what do these people expect from a true freshman QB who basically was thrown right into the fire?

he completed 60% of his passes and threw 12 tds to 4 ints along with running for over 600 yards and basically led a team to a BCS bowl

but he didnt deliver? Jesus

im thinking these idiots are going to have a foot in their mouth at the end of this season

http://www.buckeyeplanet.com/forum/...tressel-recruiting-article-4.html#post1503794

This guy has been on the SEC's payroll since CBSSportsline.com came into being. There should be no surprise when this piece of shit trashes Ohio State, Tressel, the Big Ten or really anyone else outside of the SEC.

There's a reason that tonight (when I followed your link) was the first hit Sportsline has had from me in nearly 3 full years.
 
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buckeyemania11;1505523; said:
CBS really needs some better writers

Rodriguez, Pryor need success now to warrant hype - NCAA Football - CBSSports.com

what do these people expect from a true freshman QB who basically was thrown right into the fire?

he completed 60% of his passes and threw 12 tds to 4 ints along with running for over 600 yards and basically led a team to a BCS bowl

but he didnt deliver? Jesus

im thinking these idiots are going to have a foot in their mouth at the end of this season


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Pic courtesy of www.sledgehammerswithdouchebags.com
 
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Hmm, that's interesting...TP didn't deliver? Then why did Doyell write this fluff piece on him after the Wisconsin game? I was expecting him to announce that he was pregnant with Terrelle's babies soon after.

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica]Get them now, people. I'm talking to you, Big Ten. And to you, college football powerhouses elsewhere. Get them now. Get the Ohio State Buckeyes now, this year, while Terrelle Pryor is still a kid. [/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica]Because when he becomes a man, it's over. [/FONT]
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica] Maybe it's too late. Maybe he became a man Saturday night, when he led the No. 14 Buckeyes to a 20-17 victory at No. 18 Wisconsin. Maybe Pryor, a true freshman, emerged from his cocoon at Camp Randall Stadium, where he drove the Buckeyes 80 yards late in the fourth quarter, scoring the game-winning touchdown himself on an ice-cold 11-yard keeper with 68 seconds left. [/FONT][FONT=Arial, Helvetica]Maybe it's already over.[/FONT]

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It's just a matter of time before Terrelle Pryor strikes fear in opponents' hearts. (AP)
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So which is it, Gregory? Oh, you're just a hypocrite who is an example of everything wrong with your dying medium? Yes, yes, we already knew that.

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buckeyemania11;1505523; said:
CBS really needs some better writers

Rodriguez, Pryor need success now to warrant hype - NCAA Football - CBSSports.com

"[FONT=Arial, Helvetica]One year ago Rodriguez was the next big thing at Michigan and Pryor was the next big thing at Ohio State, but neither delivered"[/FONT]

what do these people expect from a true freshman QB who basically was thrown right into the fire?

he completed 60% of his passes and threw 12 tds to 4 ints along with running for over 600 yards and basically led a team to a BCS bowl

but he didnt deliver? Jesus

im thinking these idiots are going to have a foot in their mouth at the end of this season

Not to mention, Terrelle won nearly three times as many games as DickRod.
 
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ysubuck;1505562; said:
This asshole is there to do nothing but create buzz. Piss people off.

The best way to get back at this cunt is to not read cbssportsline. That's it.

I saw that article earlier and intentionally didn't link it, because I didn't want to help increase the hits on his webpage.

Pryor was the first freshman to ever lead the Big Ten in passing efficiency. Enough said.

Greg-guh is just trying to create an outcry among Buckeye fans. He's best ignored.
 
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CPD

Ohio State Buckeyes quarterback Terrelle Pryor preseason Player of the Year

Tuesday, July 28, 2009 Doug Lesmerises
Plain Dealer Reporter

Chicago- The Terrelle Pryor dance of expectations is under way. Will Ohio State's sophomore quarterback contend for the Heisman or overthrow open receivers? Be the best player in the Big Ten or a season-long work in progress?
For a player possessed with seemingly every skill, can too much be asked?
Monday, Pryor was saddled with one honor while it became clear that he probably won't be given another.
The media at the Big Ten meetings anointed Pryor the preseason Big Ten offensive Player of the Year ahead of veterans such as Daryll Clark and Evan Royster of Penn State and Arrelious Benn and Juice Williams of Illinois. But Ohio State coach Jim Tressel sounded like he wasn't ready to have Pryor serve as one of Ohio State's captains this season.
A sophomore as captain would have been a stretch, but since he committed to Ohio State, Pryor had been stretching precedent, starting when he took over as a starter in the fourth game of his freshman season. With a lot expected from this sophomore class, and two deserving though not slam-dunk offensive captain candidates in seniors Jake Ballard and Jim Cordle, Pryor's leadership status was worthy of speculation.

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Tressel says he has to find a balance when it comes to how often Pryor runs the ball. He realizes what a weapon he has -- he said Pryor ran a 4.33 in the 40 over the summer -- but he also does not want to unnecessarily risk his franchise player.

He mentioned two former QBs: Dennis Dixon of Oregon and Pat White of West Virginia, as examples of guys who were huge assets to their teams when they ran, but whose teams plummeted once they got hurt.

Wrapping up Big Ten meetings (Blogging the Buckeyes)
 
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Sporting News
Pryor can benefit from one more year outside oven

Dave Curtis

Tuesday, Jul. 28, 2009 - 7:51 p.m. ET

CHICAGO ? Ohio State tight end Jake Ballard had sat for 90 minutes now with hands folded and answers flowing. He had come to represent the Buckeyes before a few hundred media members.
But he ended up representing his most talented teammate, the player with the most potential in college football.

"Probably about half of them," Ballard said of the percentage of questions he fielded about sophomore QB Terrelle Pryor. "Wait, maybe more than that. I'd say 75 percent, actually. There's been a lot of that here."
Ballard has an easy draw compared to the seniors Ohio State will bring to these Big Ten media days next year (if typical OSU behavior holds, Pryor, a junior in 2010, will stay in Columbus). By then, they'll be dishing on Pryor, the heavy preseason Heisman Trophy favorite and the guy under more heat than anyone in college football.
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Though Big Ten defenses know him all too well, Terrelle Pryor is still a year away from the national spotlight.

Pryor receives a pass this year from the Heisman/national title microwave ? the trio of Colt McCoy, Sam Bradford and Tim Tebow get that all to themselves. He can remain a curiosity for one more year, learning more about how to throw and when to run and maybe even scoring his first victory over a thriving powerhouse program.
But assuming the kid develops as most Buckeyes do, and assuming he continues to avoid injuries as if it's a defensive back in space, Pryor a year from now will lead the nation in popularity. And talent. And in receiving comments so full of praise that these words will seem like an insult.
"He's the most athletic guy we played against," Northwestern safety Brad Phillips said Tuesday. "He's big, fast, got a good arm. We brought a lot of pressure, and he made the plays we didn't make."
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Buckin Crazy;1506548; said:
I like all of these expections being put on Terrelle, heck I'd love for him to be a team caption. Why? People tend to rise up to try and meet their exceptions, try harder, lead better. Only good things could come from it as a player IMO.

You don't name someone captain as a motivational tool. Not that Pryor needs it anyway.
 
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